The American Lawyer
...goodbye to the law firm library. Those rows and rows of...C.-based director of office research, is to reorganize space, often...
...importance of library services to the existence of law firms, and just how substantial firms' economic relationships with their vendors of legal research products are...
...dynamic, and embraces change." As electronic documents and computer research take over from hard copies and books, Platt notes, offices no longer...
...firm libraries have grown increasingly skilled at controlling costs and boosting their efficiency, they've been thwarted in their attempts to move research to...
...s IT function as well as manage Goodwin's knowledge management, research and library services, and litigation technology groups. Before jumping to law firms, Hoffman...
...82 library directors who participated in our 2011 survey. One of the biggest headaches is the transition from print to online research. That...
The American Lawyer
Who's making the greatest impact on the practice area right now? Interviews with dozens of professionals who work in the field yielded several answers upon which everyone seemed to agree, plus a few
...nbsp; How many librarians does the library employ firmwide? 1-5 33%...
...down, bringing all the research work they know their clients won't pay for," says the firm's library director, who asked not...
... What is the total budget for the library's firmwide operation? (including staff, print materials, electronic resources, online costs...
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